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In 2006, a physicist, a transcriber, and an astrophysicist tested a new AWS service called S3. It became the infrastructure beneath the internet.
Three kindle devices e-readers displaying creativity notes, statistics, and urban sketches
The all-new Kindle Scribe lineup is thinner, lighter, and faster with new productivity features, including AI-powered notebook search.
Amazon Seller Central dashboard showing product expansion opportunities for outdoor gardening tools
For the first time, sellers can generate personalized, interactive canvases that bring together their business data, insights, and recommended actions in real time.
Hands holding smartphone displaying men's sneaker on Amazon website
In response to interest from merchants, Amazon is making it easier to sign up to participate in Shop Direct through third-party feeds that streamline reaching new customers and driving traffic to their stores.
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Prime shopping and benefits
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Amazon Health AI interface with medical provider profile and 'Ask anything' prompt
The new Health AI answers questions, explains health records, manages prescription renewals, books appointments, and more.
Amazon Prime for Young Adults offering 5% cash back for young adults
Prime for Young Adults members earn cash back automatically on everyday purchases—no coupons or codes needed. Young adults have already earned over $145 million in rewards in less than a year.
Amazon Music
We’re answering all your questions about the Amazon Music streaming service.
Cast of Love Love Me Sequel; Pepe Barroso, Mia Jenkins, and Luca Melucci (from left to right) posing on a suitcase
The film is the second installment of the saga based on Stefania S.'s international bestselling novels.
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Life at Amazon
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Anyone can schedule a free in-person tour at more than 50 sites across 12 countries.
Paul Vixie in brown jacket standing confidently outside brick building.
Distinguished Engineer Paul Vixie went to war with spam and scaled URLs as names, not numbers. Now he's helping AWS advance security in the agentic AI era.
Team members in safety gear at Amazon facility
Amazon has reduced workplace injury rates by 43% since 2019, reflecting our continued focus on safety excellence.
Doug Herrington and Kandace Kapps on the Learn and Be Curious with Doug Herrington podcast
In the latest episode of the ‘Learn and Be Curious’ podcast, Amazon's CEO of Worldwide Stores, Doug Herrington, discussed how Same-Day Delivery transformed customer behavior, and what's coming next.
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Amazon news from around the world
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Get the latest updates on how we’re reducing our water footprint and investing in innovations to address water scarcity.
new alexa+ uk
Powered by generative AI, the smarter, more conversational Alexa can complete tasks from start to finish—and is genuinely British.
Laptop screen showing online money transfer interface with currency options
Amazon Seller Wallet gives selling partners more control over how much and when to convert their funds—available in USD and in EUR.
eero outside on a white house
Your eero network can finally adventure to the great outdoors, regardless of the season.
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interference
AWS powers the work of “inference” with custom chips, smart routing systems, and purpose-built infrastructure—making AI faster and more affordable.
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Real-time analytics powered by custom Amazon AI models bring expert-level insights to Thursday Night Football, NASCAR, and NBA viewers.
Inside the delivery station putting dozens of sustainability strategies to the test
Amazon's new delivery station doubles as an exercise in sustainability, packed with more than 40 market-ready technologies and systems designed to reduce its resource usage and shrink its carbon footprint.
An AWS chip in the palm of a person's hands.
Tour the micro metropolis where calculations run 24/7 and data commutes at light speed.
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